FOUR 1 II l! U.-ML.1 ir,rivoivn
"' """"" i liiivKiimnii nniri'
CAMFP'L)$OEF&'
It seems
Gamma
Lincoln
Thev made
husker for
name that
everyone
ice cream
&
arc
a Camp Fire banquet there and wouldn't let them in. And just
the next noon we saw some active calmly eating lunch with one
of the truants just as u noming
MANY HOUSE PARTIES will
enliven the social whirl on the
campus this weekend. There will
be two Friday night and six Sat
urday. Farm House will entertain
t the chapter house Friday eve
ning at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Francis Pel
ton and Mr. and Mrs. C YV. Smith
will chaperone. Howard White, the
Fecial chairman, is in charge of
the arrangements.
ANOTHER HOUSE party the
nine evening will be that given by
Alpha XI Delta at the chapter
house at 9 o'clock. The chaperons
wiU be Mrs. Ella Marshall. Dr.
Euiabetn Williamson, and Lulu L.
Range. Constance Clinctaard is the
social chairman of this sorority.
CHI PHI is planning to hold a
house party Saturday evening at
the chapter house. Dr. and Mrs.
R. S. Pool and Mrs. Uelsana Dan
hare been invited as cfaaper
cwes. The social chairman. Alfred
Clark, is making the plans for the
affair.
A HOUSE PARTY for Saturday
evening is being planned by the
Kappa &gs. Ihose who wiil thap
eroce art R U. Doo!e and Mrs.
PaJau. s5H Arrangements are
btujr Btade by Larense Ltadeke.
ALPHA DELTA TH ETA wi3
eatertain at a house party Satar
Sav evening. LCa Paerce is chair
man et tbe affair and Delores
nuRHtM wnJl be R. W. Rem-1
fxXa. and Mrs. Esaesa Hotycke.
ANOTHER party which makes
Saturday Jock brighter is the cane
bedEg planned by CJfci Onaega. This
affair wiU be ti&aperoased by Mr.
amd Mrs. H. Decker. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Arthjar DanjeEson. and the bwmse
notker. Mrs. Martha Woods Hal
lee. AJaoe ijiTissgsSraa has been in
charge of the pirns for the affair.
PI KAPPA ALPHA will be host
at a party Saturday exeasug ax is
chapter boase. Mr. aad Mrs. Al
Ixader, Mr. M. S. Petersm. and
Margaret H. Daras wO cf&apewsoe.
ajnrxig"aemt fsr ttSae aJSair have
been coade by Richard Decker.
PHI TAU TH ETA and Kappa
pbi. MetixxSirt young peepte"
pnonij. wfil bold a Jocnt pacmac at
the Wesley FtauawSalaoa Salsniiy
at 5 in the aftaTsooa.
SATURDAY tbe Block and
Bridie, which is the local cJfcaj ter
DUCATS FOX DAD'S
DAY LUSCHEOX
OS SALE KOSDAY
ffCtoEiae.iS tram Page Tu
Trnmriwcai the sttxu&HCts aawl thesr
paiests wU f on. a gunnf to Jfe
Boorsall wSese they w3
wiacs ttlse ansroall batUe bttai
the Hmfcer and lew Stale grad
dtirs. It ss piinS to res tt
luadbtoa e4f em a deffixsitr time
scixiduae Uaat erwyome may get
to t&e f oaHU game en tame.
Win&ag cp thf Say s actuiiuioeE.
wiH be tbe Dad's iday party m Qc
cuuhBPum whadb ss nai6tr the jfcreo
tocin of ti Ear crenmaiL
jt was 9EfihiLt!iiiei4 by Rontoni
ITsiria. cihajrmsai fflf tle larootieols
oaaiaaLie cm arTEHgwinesJU ffna
tbe day that members as wed at
ffmSttss are weiDtume at the ffestxri
ties. "?Cat ccfly jiai are wtHosaae
WIjy Walk Your Date"!
B2125 SiS.
RENT CAR RATES
CUTLNTVVO
SijC Pr IMlle Twne
Chart Pay Crtty Iter What
U-DrfreltCo.
nj'j o sc.
Tommy Chrulian b in the Hospital
at Chicago
Frederick Bro. Are Sending
Tenite
Frankie Waterhouse
AND HS
ORCHESTRA
zjid a 4 Unit Floor Show
Ti fmvsS irir8rsicB LcbwdOb Ija h4 aifcii tAhm.
Adnr. SOc per Couple
: 1 ...... ...,,..,
AND SO WE COME BACK TO THAT
inevitable subject of sneak liights
again but this one was too good to keep.
that some thirty-three Delta
pledtrcs were out and around
nearly all Wednesday night.
reservations at the Corn-
dinner under an assumed
of CamD Fire Girls and
thought they were. Even their
had t. t. U. across me top oi
it. hen the aetnes came alter thou tne
man at the desk said that there was only
naa cut wptturu.
nf national oreantzation of Ani
mal Husbandry clubs, will give a
party in the Activities Building on
the Ag campus. Chaperones will
be Mr. and Mrs. William J. Loef
fel. and Mr. Ray R. Thai man. The
party has been arranged by Vin
cent Aithard.
CHI OMEGA had as its guest
recently Mrs. Alice Brookirgs Mc
Dowell who is one of the charter
members of the Nebraska chapter.
Mrs. McDowell's present home is
in California
TWO FORMER STUDENTS
seen on the campus recently were
Bob Reeder of Fremont and Bob
Lackev of California. Bob Reeder
mho has been attending the uni
versity medical school in Omaha
is now connected with social work
in that city. Bob Lackey is work
ing for the Procter and Gamble
Compacv with his present head
quarters' in Creston, la. The for
mer is a member of Sigma Xu.
while the latter belongs to A. T. O.
AND IT HAS just been learned
that Paul Mintken. Beta Sigma
Psi. this week passed the cigars,
informally announcing his engage
ment to Fern Dillow. a former
student at the university.
nivrs doing
Friday.
Dean and Mrs. F. E. HenzUk.
reception. 8 until 10 p. m.
Phi Mu mothers club. 1
'dock luncheon, chapter house.
Farmhouse house party, chap
ter house, 9 p. m.
Alpha Xi Delta, house party,
chapter house.
Saturday.
H j Phi Epsilon alumnae club.
1 o'clock luncheon with Mss
Sarah Apperson.
Lambda Chi Alpha auxiliary,
2:00 p. rn, chapter house.
Chi Phi house party, chapter
house. 9 p. m.
Kappa Sigma house party.
Chapter house, 9 p. rn.
Alpha Delta Theta house par
ty, chapter house. 9 p. m.
BBoctc and Bridle party. Ae
Uvtes Building, Ag campus. 9
p. m.
Beta party, chapter house,
9 p. m.
Chi Omega, house party,
chapter house.
Pi Kappa A'pKa. house party.
chapter house.
to antral IS festered affairs can
the 4ays pmoram. mcthe beiing
euymaElT wetosme at boCh the Ssaath
enffl amd the foothal game,- be &e
ciaji. Uorchem Slightlx
Shaky Afer Herd
Knock m Practice
Wee Wffile Rardbesm w krooick
t& ancrani.4 tm the ff(MCfcjS ffaeM vaau
iTl mwrll BnlSile tiaick foir
fcjsB 'TtoarsiaT msgSS- R was snteng
jrioaa, Ibtraeveir. Keceovnug a najupis
tap m tbe tteuA wSnae batimg b&
ttoe toe as &efsiBiT cEter. Hmr
tihCT CnnmJ that toe w a lacUe
w.iA-tT cm ms paxis.
Doc MJucJLeua cjmrlteHy swearing
Sea stoaimess rtfietoiS at t Hi
ina.ta wtoit gtt ham mtt etf tix
tncqi amfl 9" tbe 63aae
wlieffe ire eacjiS So ncane ressmg.
H.onntaaBni fcafl a K20e tmwsiUe re
inemJjtjriRg just wtiat aiapjieffled -ots4
ttJaat he cwiikim't srao t re
mtmtow bow to ea3B tie
aoane eff t2e flays ajRer be was tat.
Y- W. C A. Discus C.
T. VT. C A- SresteEMX tfasraaiBiBB
times a? Toesasy at U 'dicrat,
Ixjqs Raiiiiom ai4 Etsi Pertcais;
TaceSsT at J. Fa AratJlfl- Tues
.toy Awoe Pictost: Ttaar2ay
at 1L Vatiirt. Onass amfl Eaame
Fmataan Ttourefiay at 1. Cwtsme
CJa22n; Ttarrsaay at Su Marjone
SatBffib. Ag ist?BBfoa groups srr
TTTbamaiiy at 12:39 aaanr Ga-Sys
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ENGINEERS
Plans Underway for Conclave
At Manhattan, Kansas
November 2-3.
Plans are now under way for
tbe annual meeting of the Society
for the Promotion of Engineering
Education, at Manhattan. Kas.,
Nov. 2 and 3. according to E. E.
Bracket, of the Nebraska Agricul
tural college engineering depart
ment, president of the organiza
tion. Prof. Bingham. Nebraska engi
neering school, chairman of the
program committee, promises an
educational as well as an enter
taining schedule for all who at
tend, altho a definite program has
not as yet bee completed.
It is expected that quite a num
ber of local professors will attend
the meeting.
This society consists ejf three
schools, the two Kansas Engineer
ing colleges and the university.
Meetings are held in rotation, each
school entertaining every three
years.
PUBLICATIONS WAREIORS
TO GATHER ON GRID-
IE ON FRIDAY AFTER
NOON TO PLUNGE INTO
ANNUAL CLASSIC FOOT
BAL BATTLE.
Continued from Page l.l
positions, with Wilbur Erickson
and Lloyd Hendricks tackles out
side them. As a last minute substi
tution due to the precipitate de
parture of managing editor. Jack
Fischer. Lewis Cass will assume
the duties of left end. George Holy
oke is the right end.
"Tbe game is a pushover in the
opinion of Eugene Pester, left half
for the Oornbusker team. Pester
asserted his belief following the
practice of tbe Cornhusker "steam
roller" Wednesday afternoon. A
to the facts of the situation the
Daily Nebraakan editorial stall
: was unattie to eascover ine fir.e
I was not scouted and the yearbook
Expect fOO Victory.
Saccha Kilbc-jsia. trainer for the
-Typelnce" expressed her convic
tion. "All the members of tbe team
are in the pink of con&taon. so I
have heard.' Coach SelSecit was
confident tbe Nebraakan team
wou&d win by at least a 60-0 score.
Coach Arnold reiterated ber for
mer statement that The brilliant
bcifi;j of the ConLhttsers are
ready to spring a bewildering bag
of tracks.'" Trainer Hafta RatMiurn
was unavailable for Cjniotation.
Unable to Decide on Referee.
No person has as yet bees found
wbo was wuLtg to serve as tbe
referee and was also satisfactory
to beta coctenderK. Various staff
members of tbe Awgwan nave vot
mmteeired t&ear services bet they
were in a!3 case deemed eitber par
tial or otberwete ucjatisfactory by
aae of tbe ocber pubjticatwms stafla.
coacn Hciuie lounui t.aix.wfj cmaot
ta cjffitLaJe bKaicae c a Eressxf
ecgagement at Norman. OkL
Tbis year's game ra renew a
rivalry wfcwrto rit 21s tbe j;ts of
tiro 3rears ago wbesi Managing
EifiUoc PbiUip Bnowcea off tbe
Dasl!y Nebrasaim stacked into tbe
farlTiiiffirf Ctf tbe Oocsbnuiskeir an.1
threw down a cbaaecge bo do tt-t!e-
la tihat mcmmtionis caeLOict tbe
Garataisikers wnam mbntbor by boo
cr crcio ts caEkniisnm. Last year tbe
gart3et Cay fc-i it was agam
iraf tJ ma Os Cal ti9 tk-id l stlal-
waits ctf aicHTztiws cellars into tbe
gnu&urcm ffiay.
nrsocxjrrs song
CONTEST BEINGS
EEADY EESPONSE
nOoaSaEiawi frwra Page i
rut w,iZfc aJI tie to!DT cralJitMa.
I wutis 'f Ixnoirfils tbe belt c
Ihuc..
VTbea sjftifiil if be tbcragbt tbe
4ea a ftmS cine. Cmrge H-ffiCTCie.
jmcsnnarv ctf the tosMioralLs v4e-
measiOy reptoel, "T'Sna bet 6t is. It's
dome a lucg ""e ag-9. Off ewan I
iBKiir.a: it waM eoccDrage acfiaoot
Frmrt axd I"ve beard a &ot eff traoi
sioiEgs aJjnwi.fly .'"
StaTnara M3iw. busaLitsBt mam
ager of Vat Gocxbuaaer. siaii. "Co
Vftr-fciVji its ff.;a4)tJ tieaai as
weilll as ikflc"afrmg tbe sc&wut its tm
bame a good fifirt aocg. T'd Soke to
see a Hot erf jrovJ aLgs sitextl!"
1 "iiar ana aa estCB iiea,,"
a"V.inlr OtilII1 nOAar cif tSie T!ir-
iac. 6iaipea. "tat I imagine tbe
sa&e tie tidbv: rctlKtr t&83 trtm
tie Et4r3t buSy."
Ma.r.Jr KuHmaiL. buirafst smuutrfT
"""Ogn; fca a.'-ajf tea titt tbe
Sew jKiirjuJta aact tsaz are
fisjeS ow tbe rt.ii fio avt pr
tray ti reaH a?imt eff tit Cuns
taubkra I bij wtu) bate a
tarre number of cocteftasts
liit tbe ffjiiXy s2ctd ocg nJ
tru3y atbsnr tbe ffeferajfc.a mpeszSJ"
I Johnston's
&
I Whitman's
! CANDIES
j for Gifts
I 60 - 1.00 -1.50
l.25 - 2.00 - 3.00
WF" r 1' I 'II IF i. I.' a rvi
"IDES OF
t . rfflk. -ow l 1'" .
ri , i
cleopatra;
This is how Cecil B. DeMiHe pictures the fateful 'Ides of March""
twt thA .ination of Caesar in his new film spectacle. "Cleopatra.
which is showing at the Stuart theater. Narren W Oham who plays
the emperor s role, is shown struggling with Edwin Maxwell as Casca,
while Ian Madaren, Cassius. and Arthur HohL as the traitorous Brutus.
look on. Adv.
RIFLE CLUB SEEKS 20
McGixscv Announces Final
Drive to Be Staged
Rest of Week.
A final drive to secure at least
30 additional members for the uni-ni-afr
nfte club before next Wed
nesday will be staged during the
remainder of Ute wee, accoreing
to Sgt. C- F. McGimsey. in charge
of the imiversitv nfte range in the
basement of Andrews hall.
"At least 20 more new memoers
K MnmnNl twfore tbat time."
said Sgt. McGunsey Thursday af
ternoon, to mat wotk on prepara
tion for tbe tr"111 rifle club com
petition can begin m earnest.
Tbose who do not join at cttce will
have but bltie time to prepare for
tbe annua! firing.
Tbe competition wiH be held tbe
week of Nov. 19. accordatg to Sgt.
McQtfnisey and all rifle club mem
bers wiH be required to record
their scores durtrg that period.
AH compettii&ti wil be on an
nn.vn.'frrTLl tiAjtsc according to tbe
plans antnonxncfd for tbe event, and
tij.ic win be awanaea to me ua
diTkitial winners.
GOPHERS TAKE ON
PANTHERS SATURDAY
TTtirtv-ix Gosber iiavfs em
barked "Tnausdair for tbeir battle!
wstb tbe Pitiaiunvb Pantbers. I
Minnesota's pflnrerful siftaad startel
east after a fibort practoce cj tbe
aivMrnicm Iwwa Uttbi. tbe !a.?t crsil
heffnane tbe eaDfioumter wjtb te
Rirmr.ni m teas aids Srvctei4 tbe
fatal sessacm ta poOnSatg tup Ha de
fawiTe drartmfl35a.
OffSKe!:T. tne oo-fexr sitimh
jipears emttareily j"if'Ctt.oiry to tbe
Mjaantsotta cwici2mci; ssass..
TEETER DELEGATE TO
MILITARY COCL AVE
Bruce Teeter was mtamJ Xe-'
brasa de&egate to tbe TJtTMeaA
mnrantMMI stfR GffofaATtA and SHe. '
toomorary aiTauterfl military soewt t i
1&. 17 and IS. at a naoKtaEg ff tbe '
Harmsna Rafier was e3eicte3 br
tbe groiop as tk pt?is5xt tiO fill
uttoe vaitTr left by Jan Mjtkey.
was also auacrjnofJ tbat poazs are
mnapT wax fw fall ttoSrmaT aad
ff jfc fPrTfL .
I EUY ETDEPO DM T
GAS fl3
CLOSV1 UNITED Tr
v4to4rrc
the: HiGHtvr stagc
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS
jr- ?- l it j i i
TV -
. i r i
MARCH"
AC COLLLN.
Each Year a "Danforth Fellow
ship" is given to one junior in
every worthy Ag college in the
United States and Canada. This
fellowship includes two weeks at
the Ralston Purnia mills and ex
perimental farm and two weeks at
Camp Minnewsnca near Shelby.
Mich.
Roland Nelson of Mead. Neb.
captured the honors last year and
for the benefit of the juniors who
will have the same chance this next
mtmnter he has consented to re
count bis experiences of last sum
mer.
fan mu imarine a erovip of 35
men. all strangers to each other,
men hailing from Florida to Wash
ington and from Louisiana to Can
ada, nseetine and shaking hands in
tbe lotbv of the Y. M. C A. in St.
Louis? Thus with no formality
werewe introduced to each other
this summer.
The first four days were spe
aobut tbe Company's experimental
farm, a iraci cm atra i
ing land oo tbe foothills of tbe
Orarks. where aZl feed formulas
developed in the laboratories are
tested on all types of farm
animals.
For a week we then sat in the
cool breere of an electric fan while
being exposed to some of tbe prob
lems of "big business such as ad-
.trTT- mEMcmansbio. eram bov
ine, forcasting markets etc This
being a line with wbicb Ag. stu
dents seldom Have opportunity to
wwn.nT roiimtd- c roved to be
very interesting as well as educa-
taonaL .
Tnen after two days at tne
Worids Fair te met tne faiiowmg
Mooiiav morning on tne snores
Laise ificbigan in Camp Minne-
la,4eribrp and deveSopmect ot tte
fOW foBd T Cf MTlEg. l aai
bsiamcmg of tbe Social. Pbymcial.
Mental and KefigMWiS swaes wi
E3fS plenty C gaunara. nir
tots, boating ana eaung.
tended five classes a day. taKgni
be outstanding men off tbe day
tmA as B- A. Waite assistant di
Boom & Board $15 per Mo.
fenm f lamfe-. tur. a-JT -anajL.
rKa' "- L tUsaeti.
Yfte Swik u
DEW DROP DOT
SALON
CONTINENTAL
Kt E-Sty"uicg
COXSULTATIOX
Baaasty S2bs TTlwae- Tp
IH TH CLASS
. y a l w
UPlCOTitili
3
AFTER EVERY CLASS
IT RINGS THE BELL!
im the:
k aaavywM -
ftf. Iiir. Aji ifcin procjiircaotaall tax-twte."
Gftcfoatpci Caircfcaacr ga ing.rl PraKC
A2xn m4 far roaarii' aw taf pipe aacaa!
( Aovie Directory j
TUAT (Mat. 5e; NU 40e)
Now Showlns: "Cl-EOPATRA"
Ocil B. DeMillea spwlacla
with Claudetta Colbert. Warren
William and huga aupporting
caat
LINCOLN (Mat. 1Sei Nlte Kc)
"RICHEST GIRL N THE
WORLD-Mirlam HopkinSjJo'
McCrea. "LA CX'CA RACHA
and "DUMB BELL LETTERS.
0RPHEUM (Mat. tie: Mta 40c)
SIAMESE TWINS in UP"""
with 9 Art Vaudeville show. M
piece orchestral "I GIe "
LOVE" on acreen!
COLONIAL (Mat. 10e; Nltt 15c)
Now Showing: 'THE CACTUS
KID" Jack Perrtn.
LIBERTY (10c Any Tlma)
. Now Showinrr "THE MYS
TERY OF THE WAX MJ-
SEUM- with Lionel Atwill, ay
Wray, Glenda Farrell.
SUN (Mat. 10c; Nita 15c)
Now Show tor: "CIRCUS
CLOWN " with J E. Brown,
and "FOG OVER FRISCO
with Betta Oavia.
rector of the American Youth
rr a. H. Lowe Pas
tor of Kuigshighway, Presbyterian
church of SL louis ana ljkhu -
M. Trout Dean of men at Hills
dale college.
Wesley Dunn will lead a discus
sion on Philosophy in the Next Ag.
T.ltCA. meeting Monday morn
ing at 7 a. m. in Ag hall. There has
been fine attendance ai meae Sun
day morning meetings and we hope
to see more there this time.
Elmer Hevne Named
Head Ag Tlay Night'
Elmer Heyne of Wisner was
named manager of Col-Agri-Fun,
an annual Ag college "play nite"
scheduled tentatively for Jan. 18.
Other officers ill be Katherine
Agnew. secretary; and Donald Joy,
treasurer.
Manager Heyne is advising the
various Ag organizations to begin
preparing their skits which must .
be orieinal and presented witnout
outside help. Cash prices will be
awarded for the three best plays.
Typewriters
All makes for rental. Special rate
to atmieBta tor lows term.
fted and raiCt asaebmes ea easy
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
00 Na. 12 St.
Lincoln, Ncbr.
A Thesis In Three Sentences
FORTUNE SHOES are a, nifl; Iook.
irm as any thoe that slicks out
from under a class room desk
... as easy to wear as a new
frat pin ... and hare a life as
long as a prof memory!
$4
00 is the
ME.VS bHOLS
Ot? MAXKALS.TMC
IT IS.
PAR
ii nirg- mil
MO
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1931.
CANCELLED THURSDAY
Rain Makes Postponement
Of Touch Football
Necessary.
Rain was the victor In the toucti
football games Thursday afternoot
and the games were postponed urv
til Friday, weather permitting.
As the regular round robin se
ries in each league approaches its
finish, which will occur early next
week the league scrambles are still
very close. In League I the Delta
and the PI K. A.s are tied for the
lead with Acacia one-half gam
behind. League II is topped by fej
Chi Phis and the Sig Alphs bj
undefeated, the former two and tne
latter one and a half games a head
of their nearest competitors. The
Sigma Nus are the class of league
III with the A. T. Os close upon
their heels. Undefeated in League
TV are the Sig Eps while the A.
G. R-a are their nearest competi
tors. McKIE
HAIR DRESSING SALOON
Frank McKie. Proprietor
Individual 50
Hairruuinc
Special Shampoo and oOC
Finger Wave
$01 Security Mut Bldo- L47$2
DANCDNC
Antelope Park
Friday & Saturday Nite
Leo
EECEi
Eddie
JUSCELUTII
and their
ORCHESTRA
Friday
LEK0Y T.
BAUGHAN
Safiirdoy
price the difference
in i
you can possibly spend elsewhere.
AA i D 6 u 12
J4XVS STORE AW EX.
HOWEVER .POSSIBLE.TMOUOH
FftCM PeOBAfiLT THAT TWfe
cAJSLf Peo6wirocs or mm
Laew L y W l I
0 !
!
UNL DRUG
of course
TZZZ EZUYE2Y
TED COOPER- Mzstti
TH SATIOSAL JOY SM0KE1
Prince Alb
ill iMA
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